IGNATION Award

Each week an award will be given to a student

that demonstrates one or all of our school values:

Community Excellence Respect

No Ignatian award this week.

Student Class Awards: from Week 8

Class awards are presented to students who have demonstrated great effort or achievement in their learning, collaboration and initiative as well as resilience, and kindness in their classroom this week.

Grade	Student’s Name	Awarded for...
Prep AK	Samayra	For trying hard to participate in learning activities.
Prep SV	Lucia	For being an enthusiastic participant in our class discussions.
1/2 AS	Frankie	For always being ready to learn and having a very respectful disposition. Well done Frankie.
1/ 2 DG	Lucas	For always striving to do your best and challenging yourself in your learning.
1/ 2 MB	Goldie	For approaching all learning with enthusiasm and having a bubbly and energetic attitude everyday.
3/4 TR	Ringo Dirk	For focussed learning during reading sessions. For his positive and happy attitude.
3/ 4 MG	Khanh Ha	For always showing kindness, respect and thoughtfulness to those around her. Keep up the great work!
3/ 4 VA	Georgia	For her commitment to her learning. Georgia always completes her best work in class and is willing to help others. Well done!
3 / 4 VA	Sammy	For being a great class member who is always trying his best! Well done Sammy.
5/6 FA	Angus	For being a supportive member of the class. Well done Angus.
5/6 BOC	Rayan	Thank you Rayan for always bringing a sense of humour and keen attitude into the classroom. We appreciate your smile and wonderful nature.
Performing Arts Ms Stanton	William 5/6 BOC	For taking initiative in his group work and showing a character with a lot of energy and excitement.
Sport Mrs Mcleary	Austin - 5/6 FA	Showing Great leadership by coaching basketball to his team mates for the Summer Gala
Mandarin Mr Su	Leo - Prep SV	For his excellent efforts in learning the new phrases and great confidence in speaking them in Mandarin.
Science Ms Colleen	Taylor - Prep SV	Excellent scientific drawing

Student Leaders and SRC Meeting

Term One Week 9

Present: Lendrick, Chloe ( away), Chelsea, Amelia,

Cesafino, Hannah, Angela (away), Andy, Ari, Cam,

Clem, Anthony, Mikayla,Vihaan.

Date: Monday 25/3/2024

Teacher Present: Mrs Antonella

SRC Survey results

A big congratulations to all students for their contributions to the term 1 playground survey.

Overall the results were very positive across all year levels and across the different play spaces we have at Trinity.

Here are a few points to mention in class meetings and follow up conversations:

Students playing on the big green slide and adventure playground need reminding about moving safely and not playing tag games.
Soccer balls on the yard can be scary for our preps. Remind students that the soccer area is not for playing games.
Students enjoy the quiet areas outside the 3/4 classrooms and the junior area with games . Suggestions were made for drawing and reading in the quiet area

The new cubby house and junior play kitchen will be an exciting addition to the play spaces next term. Again thank you to the P and F for your generous fundraising!!

On a scale of 1-10, how has our school been learning this week?

Prep AK - 8 using finger spaces in our writing

Prep SV 8 learning is fun but we need to listen more carefully

1/2 MB- 9 fun writing narratives, learning about our community

1/2 DG - 10 we are reminding each other to concentrate, in math we are learning about addition

1/2 AS - 7 spelling and math games have been fun

3/4 TR - 7 listening and being focused can improve when we are not distracted

3/4 MG - 8 writing narratives and sharing them with the class

3/4 VA- 8 math learning thousand tens and ones and playing games

5/6 BOC- 7 completing tasks fully and with effort

5/6 FA- 7 most of us are getting work done on time

On a scale of 1-10, how has our school been working together this week?

Prep AK - 8 packing up our learning space, pushing in our chairs

Prep SV - 9 operating and listening to the teachers

1/2 MB - 7 some people are not agreeing and they arguing

1/2 DG - 8 keeping class tidy, pencils tidy

1/2 AS - 7 helping each other, talking when the teacher is talking

3/4 TR - 9 including others knowing what the instruction was

3/4 VA - 8 working together in some groups

5/6 BOC - 8 being more inclusive and respectful towards each other

5/6 FA - 8 because we are cooperating

Learning and events at Trinity this week:

Monday:School photos!
Tuesday: Seda clinic for year 5/6
Tuesday: Year 1/2 community walk
Wednesday: Summer Gala for year 5/6
Holy Week prayer service in the church at 2.15
Thursday: Dental van to complete final visits
Assembly for term 1 starting at 12.30 including the Easter Raffle!!
We finish term 1 at 1.45 for the holidays! Well done to everyone for a fantastic, super busy term!

What can we improve

on this week:

Class

Actions

Playing and running on the soccer pitch

5/6

You can get hurt by the bigger students playing soccer.

Keeping yard clean and tidy

everyone

At the end of every break check our class area and do a quick tidy up

Suggestions from the SRC

In the quiet area outside the year 3/4 - drawing or playing card games.

Safety issues from the SRC

Soap in the girls toilets upstairs is being wasted- on the floor and mirror. Please tell your teacher if you see or know anything about this
Food left in the yard and in bushes - this will rot, smell and attract rats- and we definitely don’t want that !!

Child Safety – it’s everyone’s responsibility!

Catholic schools have a moral, legal and mission-driven responsibility to create nurturing school environments where children and young people are respected, their voices are heard and they are safe and feel safe (CECV Commitment Statement to Child Safety).

At Trinity Primary School we believe that student wellbeing is fundamental to successful learning. Children and young people who are happy, confident and able to establish meaningful relationships are better placed to achieve positive learning outcomes. The school environment must provide a safe and supportive environment that contributes to positive learning outcomes and the wellbeing of students, staff and the broader community.

All members of our school community have the right of respect from others, the right to learn or teach, and a right to feel safe and secure in their school environment.

These rights are strengthened through the positive relationships we develop between students, staff and families and are strongly promoted by our

Positive behaviours for Learning, school wide expectations, and a strong school focus

on our values and through school policies and procedures.

As we are preparing for our school review next term, we will continue to address and embed the Victorian Child Safe Standards and Minesterial Order No. 1359 under which

all schools in Victoria are mandated to comply.

Taking Children's Safety Seriously: The 11 Child Safe Standards in Victoria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUK8Nrhc8W

If at any time you would like to chat about anything wellbeing related at Trinity, or you have any questions or concerns about your child's wellbeing, please do not hesitate to see your child's teacher, or myself.

Antonella Tsakmakis

Wellbeing Leader

atsakmakis@tcs.catholic.edu.au

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